Sentence examples for surface water environments from inspiring English sources

This comprehensive review therefore provides a timely steer to help strengthen future modeling capability of FIOs in surface water environments and provides a useful resource to complement the development of risk management strategies to reduce microbial impairment of freshwater sources.

Thiol-containing ligands such as glutathione (GSH) are expected to degrade in the presence of oxygen; however, complexation by Hg, Ag, and other trace metals may protect free thiol functional groups (R-S) from oxidation, leading to persistence in surface water environments.

Hence we created a GIS toolbox, the LAGOS-GIS toolbox, containing multiple tools to calculate a series of metrics from these layers, in order to define, classify, and characterize the population of surface water environments found in the study extent, based on their hydrologic and landscape context.

Sedimentation resulting from soil erosion degrades the surface water environment.

Therefore, the next step in the pathway to the surface water environment is transport in sewer conveyance systems.

The primary mechanism is probably increased efficiency of tidal-generated surface-water exchange in the fjord, resulting in a larger transport of surface water from the Skagerrak and consequently a changed surface-water environment.

The gas vesicles allow the Microcystis cells to float at the surface of various water environments, position them under the favorable light and oxygen conditions for growth, leading to bloom formation.

The majority of the pesticides bounce off the plants and seep into the soil, ground water, and surface water, contaminating the environment.

Specifically, cities located in dry climates have more water bodies than the surrounding landscape (think of the lakes in the city of Phoenix vs. the dry expanse of the surrounding desert), while cities located in wet climates have less surface water than their surrounding environments (e.g. the lakes in suburban Miami vs. the Everglades, an expansive wetland).

It is known that if PEG chains are attached to a surface only by one end, and dangle on the surface in a water environment (including cell culture media), this has a repulsive effect on cell adhesion.

The hydrological community includes physical scientists, engineers, and water resource managers, and in common practice it is distinct from the oceanography and atmospheric science communities, because hydrology concentrates on surface water and groundwater in terrestrial environments.